davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-08-18

[ remember once l was out house
hunting, and l came to house that l
thought I would like, and as the front
yard was full of furniture l supposed
the tenant was moving out. So l
stepped In and asked how much the
rent was, and to my surprise they said
it was not:for rent! 4. II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28

iGen unb SpisB'i9en antpanblun9erI
befommt, Der lit cine alte S6!ntnliBe
unb bat feline Sropfen Sale i'm eelbe!
Oie beiben s%enaunten Werte teDlen
in teiner aud nlr nenne1sruerfDen Cl'
bliothef in iebem europdlt1en Saaoe,
lie oeb6ren : 10 erotiid angebaubt ne
olId iein m6gen-ber Weltliteratur an.
uuo ieber ameritanii6e &ihter felt
fid leIbf bas 3eugniB aus, eia per'
bobrter Safer gu fein, Der fi6 erfiibnt,
iiber berartige Werte ben Stab bredsn
Su mollen.
!9siu Wert Der 2iteratur ift nunmebr
Dor benz Gomfof'f1en 9aferntbume
fiber. Den WaBfa6 Der Ginoerfu5ens
Qectiire on bic Werfe Der groBen Si6ter
unb 9enfer Iege1 gu pollen, bas 1T elm
10 ungebeuerli9 bI6biinniges nnterfan@
aeu, baB ginem oas Bolt leib tbun
fam, In mel1em oer9Iei9enB otofubene
Sheen fid Geltung beri6afen f6nuen.
@as finb Sbatespenee's Werfe in Der
8eurtbeilung fold zines Sdmmerlings?
Was @oetbe's nSauft4 uno feline Gle
aieng Mas &abeIais' Saipren unb ions
ifise Di6teruerfe, bic aIs Martfeine
in Der g%ntpidIungs 8ef9i6te Der
Weni9bsit selten? ginfa6: robie0ne
perbotene S1riften". Wir erlebens
pielei9t nod. baB n5annden unb bic
GnhIein" uuo Der vStrutpmelpeterA
bic ein3ige erlaubte 9eetiire finb.
Sm Slime uno Settle bes Sammers
happens @omitod m6die iibrigens bic
vGreie prefe" ben antrag itelen, bic
Yibel absui9aHsu uub Ssben, Der fie
perbreitet, nit q bis 20idbriger 3udts
bausbaft su beitrafen. Senn berbere
llnHdtbigfeiten (tpir bemiiben uns. elm
porIamentarif1es Wort su gebrau9en
umb abli1tii1 tin frdftigeres Wort gu
uermeioen) entbdlt feines Der genarlr=
ten giGer, als bic i%osenannte "0eilige
drift,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28

g., Walbbbrnsr.S Solo. porseiraseti Dot
ben Serren Sui. Sobnf6sr, M. 9os
bile (@bicaao), q. 8rotb unb Wm.
Sabelom (Nem OrIeans).
g., pGortuna" 9onsert : Sdoitiid, Sr.
Nbt (arrang. bon @ler. 8. 9ubwig).
A., Nadruf an Carl Maria b. Weber,
6roBe J%antafie BON 6. 6. Bad.
3weiter SbeiI.
s., Ouberture su p&ienSi", g. agner.
g., Marf6 II. gbor aus Der v3aubsr.
H6te"-W. u. Moaart.
T., 2ieb IL. Quartet aus p&isoletto".
g., 8roBe 6antafie aus Menerbeer's
rpropbet", Wiepre9t.
9ritter She'll.
g., Gadeltan3 (B-dur), Meperbeer.
TO-, rSie poft i'm @albe", SolOpiece
fir gornet BON S9aeHsr, ~borgetras
gen bon u. 8obe (Wfilwautee).
H., u9aub in 9aub~, poltasMaBur
ia BON Satan.
H., 95nis 2arl Mari@, bon unratb.
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g~th.ptubfudbt aebetit.

ginem alien arste, Der bon Der praris tu'
riidasoaen Iebt, puroe burd einen oRineifdeu
Mifionar bic 8sfdreibuug eines einfadtu
besrtabiIiIden SeiImittels luz bic l4uele nns
bauernbe Seiluns bon 2unseni4pinoludt
Bronditis, gatarrb, sfbna unb allen eaIt.
unb 3unaentrantbeitsn a~ussebanoigt. aud
elm MitteI fur p%oftips. rabifaIe eeilune bon
NerbenfGpd9e unb allen Nerbenfranthsiten.
Nadoem Der Doftsr bic punberbaren SeiItrafe
In tauIenben Galen erprobt batt', era9tete er
es fir feline Yaidt, oas WitteI fetnen Ieioenoen
MitmenI&en bsfannt su MAIDEN. Boa stefem
Motip unb @unfd setrieben, banbelte err. SD
ienbe bieIes Se,ept f~otsnfrei IN aas, bic %
piniaen, in bsutI9er, enaIifder OSer f~rana0f.
I&er Spra&e, nit boiler MnpsiIuns 'bsr Ser'
heauns unb oss @ebrau4s. Senoe Aorehs
unb griefmarfe, be;iebe Did auf biefe 8situns
unb Id fenbe es iofort. Us. u. Robes. l4s
Popers glod, Ro9eRer, y. D. lsl,l0,fsrats
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28
@m. @BHina 81 gobn.

rnfere Sauptnabruns 1T unb bleibt
bas 5Ieif6, unb UNI iol9es frii9 uio
gut sl erlanger, fanrt man unm0gli6
einen 3uberldiFgeren Marft finben, als
ben po1 Wm. S6Hing & Sobn, go.
511 9pe. 6. Sie 6erren baben benz
8ef6mad ibrer 9unben &e6nung gee
tragen unb in ibrem gtablihement cine
faIte 2uftmaf6ine erri9tet, uel6e allen
4nforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung i6dbli6er Sngrebiensen bes
6IeiI1es entfpri6t. Sic baben befdn'
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groben
0orratb BON WaftDieb, aus tpel9em
rur bas Bette fir ibre 9unoen gepdblt
tuiro. Wer reel bebient fem mil. Der
belu9e ben Wartt, So. 511
Nbenue 6. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28
mss. astmslOp's sOptbtns sprup.

Saeb. Splpanus Cobb i&rsibt i'm 80.
tOn @brifiau 6rssmau-: auf feinen
5an riirben mir cine Weoi3in e~nipfsblen,
uamentli4 far aine... mem mir nidt
miBten, poB fe gut 1T. Bon Wrs.
WinslOms Sprup fSnnen mir iebc4 aus
Grfabruns fpreden. Sn unierer eigeuea
6ainilie bat er ii4 ale Sessn cru ieien,
neil Ct eineu1 Rinbe, bas NIT Sclif se=
psinist mar. Sdlaf peri&uffte unb ben
Gltern Rube mibrenb Der Nadt
fi&erte. Die meiifen @ltern perben bies
fen Sesen ju iddsen wiien. 9ier III
Elm Hrtifel, Der Ii4 bemdbrt unb barmlcs
III, benn Der Sdlaf. ben er benz 3inbe
n,rf9aft, III notirlid unb Der fleine en-.
gel erwa9t 70 better ME elm Sncpf.A
Bitrenb bes 3uhuens 1T iein Grfclg un'
iddsbar. seir baben bdufs geuus bon
Wittsrn bic asuBeruns sebSrt, bas fe
nidt cbus ben Sprup isin uiSsen bon Der
@eburt bes 9inces an Bic 3ur Scuens
bung bes 3abnens. Bertauft o allen
H~pOtbefsrn ~ rs Gents bic 6lai&e.
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G.. S.

met 6 o 4 "a e,
bdlt elm groEes unb febr ~gerpdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, Rouleau1,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eifeL
unb ferner neben SeidnensM aterialieh
uIer Nrt. Garben unb anftrei=
der : 30 ateriaIien, ~beionoers
8 TANNERS fertig gemtf9te
Iarber, bic beiieu unb biligifen i'm
Warfte, bi. unter boiler @arantie Der.
tauft tperben. Sen fer. unb epic.
geIgIas unb anbere In bieies Sad
i1lasenbe Mrtitel; tporin Serr Miiler
bas grDBte Eager i'm Weften bes Staa.
tes bat. guftrdse aus Dem 2anbe wer.
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28
atusperfauf uab Weae Waaren

2~tusberfanf unb Weae Waaret
& mGinbereIIaS d. sStore,
gde SouitonftraBe & ape. 6
tuerben ale Winteri6ube fir Damien
unb Ginbsr, fir Serren uub 2naben
gum aboluten & ofenpreit
ausberfauft. Dies 1T feline blobe
Mnfiinbigumg. i'm Reflame gu MAIDEN,
ionbern bic preiie iinb faftif6 beoeu'
teno berabgeiebt tuOrbel, tDoporl Seoer
f6 ii%berseugen faun.
SIN Cinderella S9ubfore limb bic
aeuen leidteren S9ubiorten fir ben
Sommer bereits e~insetrofen unb fos
mobl in DamensS 6uben tpie Slippers
1T cine por3iiglide Nusmabl porbanben.
Niemanb fOlte anbersmo, aIs i'm Gin
berella S6ubfore faufen.
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California Weine.

Serr g.. s Meper, Wbolefale &
RetaiIbdnbler in Weinen, alamo pla3a,
1T Dor Gur3em BON ieiner Dierten @es
fddftsreife nod g~alifornien 5uriifge'
febrt. Ct fam iebt feline Qunben unb
6amilien nit ben beffen Sorten bon
CALIFORNIA; einen unb reinem 5raus
ben.B ranbp perfeben. Reinen galifsr.
mia glaret perfauft er Die @allone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdliGte Meine
finb itets bel ibm Dorrdtbig.
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Matimee int Opermbanie,

Opnnerfag, ben IA. april,
2.30 llbr Hadmittag.
l., SubelsO uperture, 6. 30. b. Weber.
-..--.--........G Set Orheiter.
2, a) MarI9 unb GbOr aus sJauf",
Carl @ounob. .-..- 6eif9or nit
Or6eferbegleitung.
b ralpna9t1, Otto Sob -. San
Nntonio ySeIpetia" (Dirisent:
6. Meper).
g., @adtseians, Sean Yoet.- etrei@'
tnffrumente.
L., vGrei unb Deutf6". Q. 6. Beder,
.Seran. Sdngerbuno.
s., Oupsriure sur r3auberf6te@, ID.
u. Mo3art- GeitsO rHeher.
g., a) r9as einfame &OsIeina, @:9er.
mes. Sun Mntonio m6robfinn"
(Dirigent: s. s. Rilmann);
By sSrei blaue 8limlein@, @uftap
Sresler. -. San aatonio Mdn=
nerdor (Dirigent: Carl 8ed).
T., Ouperture 81 Isl J'etais Roi'' bon
d. Abam Sets rdefer.
g., Ser beutfde Sang, bon 6.Nuens
fel... Seranif9er Sdugerbuub NIT
Or6eferbegleitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-28

= 2aBt gu6 ni9t tdui6en bur9
niebere. preiie fur 4rbeit, mel9e better
als irsenb cine In Seras geliefert Dirb,
fonberu berfiigt @u1 mad Gallo
10 a g pbotosraphii9em Ntelier, no
gu1 CUTE unb 3ufriebenfellenbe Nrbeit
au i1ur resllem preife earantirt mirb.
Alb, gaf 5oufon StraBe.
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NbidieSs>G oneert bes Teitordeiters
i'm Opernbauie,

gbi9ieOszG Oneert Oes TeitOrdeiters
I'M Spernbanie,
9 onntag, IL. april, s ubr abbs.
l., Ouperiure gu nOberon", 6. so. b.
Wsber .6et.O rdefier.
g., 1iolins@ Concert in d (eriter Sab:
Allegro non troppo), 8. b. Sect
bopen.....-Sr. Sbeooor @ourant.
g., Serenabe COP. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto ~vivace, Mal3er,
WarI6), Rob. 8olfmann. .Strei6.
inffrumente.
A., NioIoncelIs SDlo ....6err 6. 8ener
(pon MiIpaufee).
s., 3itber . SoIo ySraumbilber", Gans
talie DON 8. 6. 9umbpe. Ger
g.. 8a1mann.
g., Ouberture su r9annbduier", Ri9.
Wagner. Sets r9efter.
-3wii9eupaufe.-
T., Ouuerture gu rSemiramis1, O..
&ofini SeftsO r9efter.
g., a. Srdumerei, R0b. S4umarn,
By 2iebeslieb, Saubert,
..--..-. Strei6infrumente.
g., Die tiirtii9e S6aarwa9e" (Sons
bib, bas gns unb Mbriiden elmer
tirfiiden patrouiIe barffeaenb),
9b. Mi9aelis. .-.-G efsO r6efsr.
TO-, Ouperture gu Sell" DO.
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@ut. Muth'S

Wirtbf1at unb 6on5ertsp a,
piIIor auf benz @oupernemeuts6 iigel
lit elm beliebter 8eriammlungsort beuts
ider Gamilien. Ser pabillor ift burG
6enfter gei1lofen, gebei3t unb in ieber
8esiebung elm biibf9es Qofal. Seoen
Sonntag, Na1mittng unb abenb
Ronsert. auf @erlaueen mad benz
aon3ert: San3trdnadeu. Nusseaei6ues
tes Bier, feiner falter 0und. = quite,
setpdbIte geieai6aft, aufmertfame 9e.
6ienung. 20bes3Nft
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0arteazG ontert oes Sets rdeiters
i'm can Nenrp GprinaS Ratfe,

bb SN@T~S~~ ~Fs"b~ p
isteitag, ben Is. MpriI,
2.30 lbr Nadmittass.
grfer she'll:
l.. ginsussmari@ aus rSannbduIerA,
.......-..-...... Hi6. Wagner.
g., Ouperture 3u rOberon"- .garl M.
b. Meber.
g., 6paniT6e Serenabe. 30. Mstra.
a., 5umoresle aus OHenbat's DOr'
pbeus". &oientran3.
3meiter bell:
s., ,Rapmonb"s Ouperture, 9. 3bomas.
g., Aim Meer", Solo fir 5rombone,
6r. SCHUBERT, Dorgetragen ponSru.
Germ. Braun (gbicago).
T., 3eeitaiib. gaDatine, Wiierere unb
alrie o.. b. rSroubabout" ---W eibi.
g., 8rOBe Gantafie aus Megerbeer's
.Sugenotten" Hoientrau3.
Oritter Shell:
g., Sntroouetion & gbOr aus benz 3teH
Gift bon r2obengrin" ". Wagner.
TO-, vSporopaten1 sWalser- s. @unal.
H., Gin 6ran3 fir Sa9us"- .WtenSel.
r., @bampagner. @alopp. -. 2umbpe.
WartenzG sntert beg Sets rdeiters
tn aSm, Mathis @arten,
Sonntag, ben IL. Mpril,
2.30 ubr Ra6mittass.
@rfter SbeiI.
l., Ouberture su nWaiaxieQo", aubsr.
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aluetuatipnen i'm Marfte fir 9

- Gluetuationen i'm Marfte fiir Gil
tenpaaren fam Sober permeiben, Der
feline ORDERS bur1 pteper&S quilt
b { ausfibren ldBt. 6abrifanten re-
guliren ibre preiie mad benz Qonfum.
piper & SduItbeB baben ifets einer
enormen 8orraib bon Gensorabt, giiens
ble6 u. T. p., uub he notiren friibere
niebrige preiie, tpenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Narfte fteigen.
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TT {
fur BIZ
Sdmserfef -Gomeerte.
Gefts9 irisent Carl Bed.
Grtes Goneert I'M Opernbaui

Grites Concert int Opernbauie,
MittDo9 d, ID. april, 8 l1br abbs.
l., Duperture gu rJibelio" (E-dur),
8. b. 8eetbopen. 49,. 6efor6efer.
g., A. r@ott griiBe Sid, Mide,
b) -Sie Sterne am Simmel@, Sol.
&beinberser -Jefsgbor.
g., a) Snterme33o II. Valse %lente,
By pissicaii, beibes aus benz Ballet
ySpIpia", SEQ 9elibes. 6effs
Or6efter.
A., ,9ss g~rIt0niss sO@ter@, ganabe
componirt mad elmer bdnii6en 2es
aenbe, fur Solofimmen, GbOr unb
Or6elter, bon Niels %. 8abe.
Solopartien:
6opran (grltDnigs So6ter). sri.
Qortenie Sones.
9It (Dluf'sM utter). SRI. Marie
2aeofte.
Saritoa (OluD.. Orc s. Miiller.
s., Ouperture au sMignonA. BON ".
Sbpmas. Sets r1eter.
g., Din bic aunt". DON &i6. Wagner,
Seran. Sdngerbunb nit Or6effers
begleitung.
T., Andante cantabile aus n0uaiuorS
(Op.11) q. Sf9alfOmsfp. .Strei9:
intrumente.
g., Al %. bdtt' i'd elm oitt@eu au eis
gen"...... Dallas nGrobinn",
(9irigent: Sans b. 3reiBig.)
By .5riiblings grpa@enA, s. abt,
49,. Soufion p2ieoerfran3",
(Oirigent: g. DupernOp.)
9 2rieger gbor q. b. Oratorium
rWoIfgans BON aubalt", aus.
Seelmann. aufin Mdnner6or
nit Sr9eitetbesleitung (Oiris
gent: Walter Sips).
g., rSn eiuern tibIen @runbe", BON 8.
Stud .Seran. Sdngerbuno.
TO-, llusariide &bapiObie H., 6ran3
3is3t, arransirt I. Or9eter bon 6.
Miiler 8ergbaus. :. Getor9eftsr.
H., vSaud3enb erbebt fi6 bic S96s
pfuns", 8. Mobr. 49, Seran. Sdns
~gsrbunb nit Or@eferbegleitung.
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- Ser in Der Sutton Strabe, Cans
pa., tpobnenbe Serr Wirtb bes
bauptet, baB es segen @rtdltunger gar
nidts 8eisres gebe, pie Or. Iugult
96nias 6amburger 8rufttbee.
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3weites GOutert im Opernbauie,

sytUSueH SousS%S wa ~f~t~"tV
Oonnerfag, ben IA. April,
8 ubr Abenbs.
l., Symphonic CIV, OPP. 90-Allegro
vivace, Andante con motto, con
motto moderate, Saltarello presto),
8. MeubelsfObn 8artbolbp, 6efts
pr1efer.
e., al 2ieb. - aIbefons Salamanber"
(Gireetor o. Wilfens);
b) vWaloabenbi6 einA. bon s. y.
@1m6l3er. -.6oufton Sdngets
bunb (Dirigent: Carl 3eus).
g., lie dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
preluoio 3ur A.. Seene Der LAS
somption", 8. Mahenet- -Streih'
inffrumente.
a., ,@reteIeinA, 6. gtteubofer. .Sera'
nii9sr G~dneerbunb.
s., Ouperture gu pGreifhtb" @arl M.
b. Weber 80. ..Ssft.O rdeter.
g., a. Yauf Wieberieb'n". D.. Sdaefs
fer. .@sfanesfeetion bes @ibs
bines Surnpereins (Dirigeut:
o. 9rueger).
By vSauienbid6n". Gr. Abt. Gan
Mntonio .Yeeibooen Mdnners
DOR (Dirieent: Carl Bed).
T., Danse macabre (Sooteutans), BON
6. Saint aens -. Sets r6effer.
g., 9oleluiab aus benz sMeifas4 BON
6aenbel $3.50. Seraa. Sd~ngerbunb
nit Or1eferbegleitunG.
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L. HUH & SOHN,

WVeWS u.
Garbeus unn GameuspaunIuns
sas, sss nab sss Narit>etsabs,
San autcuic- -...----..-----Eexae
Snben erbaIten cine gar.eabuns-
o. 9anbrett & Srhn 9 i'm e
reien.
Grib . erbfeu, Bobnen unb aorn, 6eIs . aoru
tpei6es uub oelbes. Gbenfals srbnlteu: Cine
GarIoSuno d. qaubretb & Sobn edte Saraen.
fartoifeIn, ais ME extra earlb Sernont,
garlb sRofe, Beautr Of 1ebron, @bite Gle.
pbanf unb uene Gorten, GarfeIo nno State
Of Main.
Grparteu cine garIabung Carly amber unb
garIp Orange 8uderrobr. Samen, sepobnIi4e
nnb Germaa MiIlet, eabptif9es @eis. uuo
BeIsuforn. e amen. I'm Sanb: Sobufon, Mixeo
Stature, Ordarb, WerreniaI Rre, uab Eafen.
@ras Sanen. @eiber ghpefiider 9afer.
i. Naenten fur MtefTe8Iue0 ras@eit.
pfIiiae, inS bic beieu, einfadHen, biuisfen,
j1drflen unD Ieidt atbeubfsn Heitpfige; f6ns
sen nit ,uei autsn 'Yferosn ODER Muien bear.
bsitet iDsroen. Gbenfals .SonsueIess Blue
BenA, .Beautb" umb ,eaureI~, gan; itabI,
riding and walking C~ultlvators nit ODER obne
aorus unD 4aummolen. R~Ianssr.
SIaeuteu fur bic berHhmten Brinly Pfuege,
gtanet IL. Horse Hoe and Cultivators COM
oined, 6aub Samensrils, Pfige nnb Gull
tiyatoren. @uft. Q. Bre6t @urfmafhinen nnb
Builder llteniIien, Sarriiou Bros. & 60, 81
gebraud fertia aemifGte Barben, Gbas. Wutbs
6oniQ.gxrartoren Bientn. Maudtr, WaeHer &c.
Mtr fuufen brett bon 6nbrifen ur6 ~bertaufen
IN ben nisbrisasn Wlarttpretiea fur .'cash".
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Gam inibertrtfIid.
IS 9ndepe Gtrabe, 9apton, Gbte;
sran S~ofephine 2eeIatr,- hdlt Sr.
u,s,ra1 eSnia's &arburger Bruittbee ttr Elm
ocrs Gusae;eidnetes saittef segen 5iiea. Ste
9ulrbe fexn onberes eebrau9eH teioIf meuu w
e ae{dentt bet0uiuie1 toHrte.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-07-07
Probate Court ReDOrt.

Joseph Palmer, insane; ordered to Asy-
lum at Athens, Ohio.
Margaret French, adm'x of I. ]. French
decd; final settlement made. Hearing
August 81.
The "a accounts recently published IN
the Standard, examined and confirmed.
z. L. Carr, executrix, for III. J. Carr,
guardian of K. K. Hastings; final ac-
count of guardianship filed. Hearing
August 81.
John G. Davis decd; will admitted to
probate. No administrator appointed.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John 81. Dauber and Josephine John
son.
Daniel Ward and Josephine Hughes.
Lancient Deckard and Crildea Keeton.
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Republican County Ticket.
1.-TWO living witnesses" have beel

1.-Two living witnesses" have been
discovered, who demonstrate, within
themselves, and by their lives, the en-
tire truth and practicability of the
Scriptures These witnesses are two
ladies named Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Brooke, and they live at Walnut Hills,
Cincinnati. A mutual friend described
to Commercial Gazette reporter the
characteristics of these ladies and their
methods. This friend declares hel
solemn conviction that these persons
are ''divinely human, and humanity di-
vine;" that they are lone with God,
and part of God" The idea, or
rather the fallacy, held forth is that
these people and few followers ad-
vanced so far beyond the church in
point Of holiness that they were moved
to institute higher grade of work.
This kind of idiocy was preached in
Jackson some years ago by two or
three Cincinnati ladies who came here
as ''Evangelists." The doctrine ad-
vaneed was that we could all come
into such close relationship with God
that we could ask any manner of
favor of Him, and have our requests
granted instanter. All such people
are fit for but one walk in hfe-that
is to walk through the door of an
Asylum for Lunatics. Whenever a
person begins to talk about being
personally holy" it is just as well for
the other members of that family to
hide the ak and butcher-knife.
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The Merry Side !

The future historian may say of President
Cleveland that he faced his enemies. (While
he was running backwards.)
A sky-rocket fell upon Cincinnati brewery
and burned it up. Anything from skyward is
dangerous to the brewery business.
"The Standard Oil Company is laying large
number of pipe lines" 1t is not known what
bearing this will have upon the next Senatorial
race.
Gov. Foraker, in his treatment of the Presi-
dent upon the flag question, violated we'll
known military rule. He fired before he cried
"halt"
The people of Rowan County, Kentucky have
at last hit upon scheme for keeping peace and
good order in Rowan. The method is simple
and effective. They will shoot any men who
attempts to get up disturbance.
The doggery-keepers and their friends are
grieving because Atchison, Kansas, discharged
all her police, having nothing for them to do
since the whisky was put out They are
'afraid of lawlesness."
On last Friday evening some young men in
town saw a balloon, containing large and
bright light, floating in the western sky. They
watched it with much curiosity, and many sug-
gestions as to its starting point, destination and
so FORTH 1t was star.
No, young man, you must not be frightened
or disgusted when you hear the Minister de-
nounce his congregation as hypocrites and mis-
cradle sinners. He wouldn't have you think he
was specially called to preside over such a mob
He didn't mean it.
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When Thomas T. Jones died, there
departed one of Jackson County s
most prominent Welsh citizens, as
well as perfect type Of the old style
Welsh gentleman. Eighty-one years
Of age, he had been identified with all
of the substantial history of Jackson
County, having lived for two genera
tions in the County. He began poor,
and by industry and careful, upright
dealing, became one Of the wealthiest
of our citizens. His life was an illus
tration of the possibilities before the
young men of this country, and a YER
ifcation of the truth that industry
and honesty will be rewarded. 1t is
not necessary that we enlarge upon
his life. His record is his best monu-
ment, and his story is written upon
the hearts of his friends.
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There has been good deal of pri-
vate inquiry as to the work Of the lit
tie gang of wreckers spoken of in this
paper last week. We will say that
the readers of the Standard-and
there are thousands of them-do not
care to read quarrels, but that we
have a few choice bits of private
record laid by for cold day. If we
deem it at all necessary, we have the
ammunition that will bore the
schemes Of two or three young men
"between wind and water" At the
present rate of booming" however,
this will scarcely become necessary.
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During time of extraordinary eff
fort In pushing some new scheme,
there is great deal said about 'the
interests of the town" depending upon
the scheme. The fact that the town
lived before the scheme was conceived,
seems to be lost sight of under such
conditions. It is very easy matter
for any of US to organize some favor
ite enterprise, and to all who might
question the value of the enterprise
put the startling proposition you are
an enemy to the town." Now, we do
not believe in making personal refer
ences in public discussions, but will
say, just here, that the kind Of enter
prise we like to see is that displayed
by the Sternberger boys, Guy Ruff,
and others of our young men whom
we might name. Such men build up
the town by doing a safe, prosperous
and progressive business. They are
valuable citizens, men of noble i'm
pulses, who believe that the prosperity
of the town must be built upon the
prosperity of all its business men.
They seek to build up their own spe-
cial industries, while at the same time
extending the greatest business court
esy to all other branches of business
Such course is the only possible ba-
sis to prosperity. To make spasmodic
rush at some vague object, places the
thoughtless persons engaged in it in
precisely the same condition after the
sbeom" is over-at least in nearly all
cases-as they were before it began,
save that they have less money, and
more general knowledge of human
events. When community is doing
a safe, sound business, where is the
wisdom Of running hopelessly in debt?
Business intelligence is not confined
to the few, and the man who does not
become excited is the man who fares
the best.
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The probabilities are that the cam
paion in Ohio this year will be lively

The probabilities are that the cam
paign in Ohio this year will be a lively
one. Before the recent "blunder or
rather treachery-of President Cleve-
land, there were indications that DEM
ocratic frauds upon the ballot box
would enter largely into the campaign
as an issue, on the Republican stump.
Now there will be added to this the
deliberate demonstration by Demo-
cratic President of the fact that the
Southern Democratic politicians had
never given up the hope of the lost
cause" During all these years, since
the war, the fraud upon the ballot
box and the nursing of the Confeder-
ate wrath, have been very dear to the
Democratic heart We have been told
to abandon the old sectional issues.
but there has been no indication of a
willingness to do so upon the other
side
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-07-07
On last Saturday the survivors

On last Saturday the survivors Of
the Philadelphia Brigade, Union Sol
diers, and Pickett's Division, Confed-
crate Soldiers, met at Gettysburg, Pa,
to celebrate the anniversary of the
terrible battle at that place on the
third day of July, 1868. There was
great enthusiasm, and grand time
among the Veterans i'll Blue aud those
in Gray. These two commands met
in a death-struggle at critical point
in the battle-one of the fiercest char
geS and most determined resistances,
ever witnessed on battlefield